Daisy Jones and The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid

Daisy Jones, a whirlwind of wild beauty and raw talent, explodes onto the Sunset Strip’s rock scene in the late sixties. Hungry for stardom and fueled by a voice that steals hearts, she collides with The Six, a seasoned band led by the broodingly charismatic Billy Dunne.

Sparks fly, both on and off stage, as Daisy joins forces with The Six. Their explosive chemistry ignites both music and chaos, catapulting them from dive bars to stadium roars. Their debut album, “Aurora,” becomes a supernova, shaking the music world with its raw energy and emotional depth.

But fame’s a fickle beast. As their star ascends, the cracks beneath the surface deepen. Egos clash, addictions whisper in the shadows, and forbidden desire tests the bonds of friendship and love. Billy and Daisy’s electrifying connection threatens to consume them both, while jealousy and secrets simmer within the band.

Told through a captivating oral history format, each band member and key player weaves their own narrative, revealing the truth behind the headlines and the heartbreak beyond the rock and roll dream. With each interview, the picture of their rise and fall comes into focus, leaving you grappling with the question: what really tore Daisy Jones and The Six apart?

This isn’t just a music story. It’s a tapestry of ambition, love, betrayal, and the price of living life on the edge. It’s a love letter to a lost era, a celebration of rock and roll, and a poignant reminder that the biggest lessons are often learned in the ashes of our brightest dreams.